Cou uU RT N C Wy S| Condensed Statement
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Judge Rupple has scheduled a spe-
cial two weeks’ term of court, which x
will begin April 5th. Judge Aaron E. OF MEYERSDALE, PA.
i f Butler county, will be pres-
Lapin Robert W. Irwin, of At Close of Business December 31st, 1914.
Washington county, the second week.
The cases to be tried are as follows: RESOURCES
First Wesk. Loans and Investments.. .... .........i.00.. 0 $715,878.01
List A, (Judge Reiber) Monday— ’
Agnes Groner vs. Catherine Vannear U.S. Bonds..............c.ovsi sive can aot 77,000.00
et al., precept and issue d. v. n; Eliza
Masters vs. J: H. Bowman, cashier, Banking House..... ...................00.... 29,300.00
interpleader; Elias Cunningham's | Due from Banks and Reserve Agents... ... .... 116.240.56
heirs vs. Somerset and Cambria R.R. 3 .
trespass; P. A. Johns vs. Chas. F. Cash............ 0 cccererrrnaiivresnnaed,e. =. 53.671.15
Hochard et al., trespass; Emma E. total... $992,681.73
Cifer vs P : f Somerset, tres-
Kifer vs. Borough of So | LIABILITIES
pass. | :
Tuesday—Ira D. Hechler vs. George!) Capital Stock ..:......0....0.00 nev edn eda oy $ 65,000.00
Donges, replevin; DeWarren H. Rey- - :
nolds vs. Levi W. Weakland ,assump- Surplus hssra adasial sea sienna nena perenne 100,000.00
sit; Emory B. Dayton vs. Milton Shaf- Udivided Profits; .... ..... . 00 civaisiii naa iens 23,934.52
fer, trespass. { x: i
Thursday—M. Emma Berkeley vs. Circulation .. ....-.................. J.00. 63,100.00
Somerset Telephone Co. a | Deposites... ........0 oii Aaa an buds dees 740,055 21
Andrew J. Wagner vs. Jno. A. Knecht Sere
trespass; Robt. W. Graves Co. vs. W. Tota $992,089.73
R. Zufall, assumpsit.
List B (Judge Ruppel) Monday— :
Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co. vs. | Moore, Hall, O. farmer, Middlecreek | MARRIED.
WH Klingaman assumpsit; Henry (Oswalt, Clyde, editor, Boswell | MissMyrtle Custer, daughter of Mr.
| Peck, Lewis A. farmer, Elk Lick
F.Barron, cashier, vs. John Kaufman
Pile, Lester, farmer, Stonycreek
et al., petition to open judgment; Lo-
renzo Baker vs. Alex. Miller ex. as-|
sumpsit; Eureka Speciality Printing ' Reitz, | nan, H.merchant, Salisby.
Co. vs. Baughman & Ludwick, appeal ternei_ .. A. lumberman, Windber
Miller vs. | Specht; ’ . V., merchant, Quemahon.
by defendants; Jno. C. F.
J. C. Reitz, trespass; Edwin H. Brick-
ell vsa Thos. J. Moyer, sci fa. sur
mortgage; Elmer E. Thrasher vs. Wm. J
A. Shank, replevin. Ackerman, Jno., miner, Summit.
Anderson, And., merchant, Windber
Tuesday—Pittsburg, Westmoreland | Ankeny, B. E., farmer, Shade
& Somerset R. R. vs. Jas. S. Blair et | Baer, Franklin, farmer, Jenner |
al, assumpsit; Ryan-Correll Co. vs. Baker, Simon P., farmer, Lincoln
Michael Dellarciprete, appeal by de-! Harnhart, L. W..
fendant; Shoemaker Bros. vs. H. | Barnhart, Geo.
Laus, appesl by defendant. | Barnet, Homer, clerk, Jenner
Thursday—Tony BordoskyY VS. Barron, Webster, farmer, Somerset
Earle Woy, trespass; Jno. Grzybeck peerits, J. H., merchant, Somerset Bo
Tony Lechvar, capias ad responden- Berkey, R. L., clerk, Hooversville
dum; S. S. Mack vs. Harry W. Hols- Berkey, Allen, corpenter, Conemaugh |
opple, replevin. Berkey, Austin, farmer, Paint
Second Week. | Blough, P. J., minister, Hooversville
List A (Judge Irwin): Monday— Bowlby, Albert, laborer, Garrett
Markleton Hotel Co. vs. Connellsville carver, Elton E., teacher, Garrett
& State Line Railroad, trespass; BE. coleman, Edw., carpenter, Somerset |
F. Stahl vs. Silas Weyand et al, judg- (oleman, Frank S., farmer, Brothval’y
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| Weimer, . W., foreman, Garrett. {
ment opened; F. W. Foedish & Co. V5. Grom, Clarence, bookkeeper, Meysdle, | MF: and Mrs. Jonathan Yoder, and
Superior Coal Mining Co., assumpsit; , Custer, Samuel, laborer, Shade William Henry Saylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Saylor, both of Cone-
J. B. Critcheld vs. E. F. Stahl], appeal | Davis, Harry, farmer, Addison
by plaintiff. { Davis, P. S., clerk, Elk Lick
Tuesday—V. M. Johnston vs. W. A. Ditch, L. W., minister, Windber {
Holsopple, assumpsit; Mary M. Irwin Eagle, Chas, painter, Windber
vs. Johnstown Traction Co., trespass; Engle, Geo. G., laborer, Elk Lick
Consumers Auto Co. vs. T. W. Gurley Fair, Jno. E. farmer, Larimer
Manufacturing Co., appeal by plaintiff. Fellers, Frank O., clerk, Rockwood
Thursday-W. W. Wagner et al. vs. Gary Jonas, farmer, U. Turkeyfoot
Borough of Salisbury, trespass; Gauntz, Edw., clerk, Meyersdale
American Educational Alliance vi. | Glessner, Albert G., farmer, Stonyc'k
Chas. I. Shaffr, appeal by defendant. Growall, A. E., farmer, Black
List B. (Judge Ruppel): Monday-- Glessner, Jacob M., farmer, Stonycr'k
Bertha Keim vs. United Stores Co., Groff, Fred, merchant, Berlin
interpleader; Earle Paden vs. the U- Hauger, George, farmer, Milford
nited Stores Co., interpleader; A. Ber- Hocking, Geo. H., retired, Meyersdale
gr vs. M. Panatagotas, appeal by de- Hostetler, Sol. S. farmer, Elk Lick
fendant; Jos. Kuchinsky vs. borough Humbert A. R.'undertaker, Conflu'ce
of Hooversville, trespass; Sarah C. 8. ia
Dibert vs. Alvin Burnworth, trespass; — rE clerk, ” i a dilied
John Neff vs. Alvin Burnworth, tres- Movies . Jonas. eg wi on
pass; Bertha F. Neff vs. Alvin Burn- Mo e Pid © "I oe wy in MELEE
worth, appeal by defendant. ar, an Lyd tn sr
; Moon, A. J., laborer, Windber
Tuesday-William H. Coughenour vs. Moore, Jno. L., merchant, N. Centrev.
William S. Mountain et al trespass;
Orris, Calvin, teamster, Windber
Andrew Protosena vs. Brothersvalley Phillips, Wm. J., agent, Somerset Bor
Coal Co., trespass. : : :
Pritts, BEdw., clerk, Meyersdale
Thursday—Dennis M. Marker vs.
Pyle, Geo. W., farmer, Somerset
O. C. Gates, replevin; Jno. B. Schardt | Ream, Jesse, farmer, Middlecreek
vs. Edward J. Cramer, trespass; J. H.
Reeser, Allen, baker, Windber
St. Clair vs. Wm. Griffith, replevin. | Rodamer, Stewart, teacher, Elk Lick
Rummell, Jno. M., farmer, Paint
Schrock, Wm. G., farmer, Brothersva.
Schmucker, C. C., merchant, Boswell
Singer, S. W., agent, Windber
Smith, L. W., laborer, Somerset
Sparigler, Simon F., painter, Shanksv.
Snyder, A. C., carpenter, Black
Smucker, F. W., farmer, Lincoln
Wible, Sam. F., farmer, Shade.
THE LIST OF JURORS.
Week Beginning April 5th.
Baldwin, L. O. Carp. Somerset Twp.
Baker, Freeman, miner, Berlin
Barchus, Jno. L., Banker, Salisbury
Barron, W. R.,, farmer Somerset Twp.
Biddle, J. L., merchant, Ursina.
Bittner, Nelson, J. farmer, Lincoln
Bittner, Madison, farmer, Black
Blough, Wm., farmer, Conemaugh
Bower, W. S., merchant, Confluence.
Bowman, David, laborer, Summit
Boyer, E. B. minister, Confluence
Critchfield, J. A. laborer, L. Turkeyf’t
Deal, W. H., laborer, Meyersdale
Deyarmin, Wm., clerk, Windber
Dickey, A. F., retired, Somerset Bord:
Friedline, 8. B., clerk, Somerset Boro
Gabagan, Martin, laborer, Quemahon.
Gerhart, F. 8. lumberman, Confi’ce
Glotfelty, Simon, farmer, Greenville’
Griffith, J. M. fsrmer, Jenner.
PAINT BOROUGH
The new sub-station postoffice buil-
ding for Scalp Level and Paint Bor-
ough, located in Paint ownship, will
be occupied by April. ist
Jno. Menser, aresident of Paint
ough, located in Paint township, will
‘¢bndition with cancer.
A. G. Spencer, of West Windber
‘will move on the Moore farm on the
summit of the Alleghenies the first
day of April and will embark in hor-
tieultural pursuits. His produce will
|and Mrs. William Custer, and Lloyd
| R. Whitaker, son of Mr.
Powel] Mair W., farmer, Allegheny | Daniel Whitaker, both of Ogle town-
ship, were married at the home of the
| bridegroom’s parents, by the Rev. S.
| C. Thompson.
| Williamson, J. L. farmer, Conemaugh Mr. and Mrs.
Second Week, beginning April 12th. | Lonaconing, Md. and Charles Martin
| Dahl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dahl
| of Meyersdale,were married at Mey-
| ersdale, by the Rev. Father Brady.
| Mr. and Mrs.
farmer, Quemahon’g : gomerset township, and Roy Homer
stonemason, Stoyest'n Trent, son of Mr: and Mrs. Edward S.
Trent, of Stonycreek township, were
married at the court house, by Mar-
riage License Clerk Bert. F. Landis.
land Mrs. William Reese, Meyersdale,
and Walter A. Liddick,
and Mrs. Calvin N. Liddick, of Marys-
| ville, Pa., were married at Meyersdale
by the Rev. S. J. Berkley.
maugh township,
Jerome, by Justice of the Peace Jo-
{ seph Kuhlman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kinsey, and Wil-
liam T. Umberger,son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Umberger, both of Shade town-
ship, were married at Somerset,
Justice of the Peace Kore Kauffman.
and Mrs. Newton Hershman, ofAkron,
Ohio, and Clarence Abraham Robert-
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rob-
ertson, of Boynton, were married at
Meyersdale, by the Rev. J. Clarke
Matteson.
and Mrs. John Steele, and Guy Wright
son of Mr.
Wright, both of Addison, were mar-
ried at Addison, by the Rev.
J. Rishel.
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, and Benj.
H. Phenecie, both of Windber, were
married by the Rev. Hugh G. Moody,
pastor of the Windber M. E. church.
and Mrs.
Miss Eiffel Plaskett, daughter of
William Plaskett, of
Miss Carrie Stutzman, daughter of
George Stutzman, of
Miss Mary J. Reese, daughter of Mr.
son of Mr.
Miss Lydia Edna Ycder, daughter of
were married at
Miss Margaret Kinsey, daughtér- of ;
Sales Goods?
SCHEDULE
OF
BOOSTER DAYS
For
PIANO CONTESTANTS
Are you taking advantage of the Special
Wednesday sales?
Are you, yourself buying the Special
Are you inducing your friends and Club
Members to attend?
If you have to answer NO to any of these questions then
you are not doing ALL that you might to win the Piano. We
cannot win. this contest for you all that we can do is to give
you the Opportunity, and offer to you any help that we can.
Do you want to be classed as a WINNER in the Contest,
or as a QUITTER?
Get rid of that feeling of Don’t care if I win or not feeling,
determine to win, and we venture the assertion that the Pi-
ano will be in YOUR home next Decoration Day.
WEDNESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
UW
Wednesday Special Sales
for
MARCH
LNT RARER Ai
MARCH 10-- a et JEWELRY.
MARCH 17—— — MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
MARCH 24— — — — — — GINGHAMS
MARCH 3lim oe = dr oon = CURTAINS
“If you are a Contestant or Club Member and feel that you
cannot use any of this merchandise yourself, get out among
your neighbors, taek orders, come in and get the goods your-
self and deliver it to them, and you will get the special serv-
ice Checks. Start next Wednesday.
Harti: v Block,
Hartley, Clutton Co,
The Club Store
Meyersdale, PA,
by
Mrs. Lona Snyder, daughter of Mr.
Lydia May Steele, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard H,
Oscar
Miss Beatrice Taylor, daughter of
assembly room of the public schools.
to cut off 10 of its street lights and
‘thereby save
Council is also thinking of cutting out
some its water plugs.
burg is moving his family ‘to Rock-
wood.
Pearle Fleming, a
Rockwood High School, was delight-
fully surprised by her pupils, Friday
evening.
Rockwood schools Friday, March 19.
at the same time, when 48 varieties
of work will be shown and a first and
Hauger, S. M,, farmer, Brothersvalley |:
Hecker, Wm., farmer, Jenner
Hentz, Jno. H., farmer, Brothersvaley:
Hickey, Thos, Clerk, Windber
Hinebaugh,, Bevid, farmer, U. Turkeyf
Kauffman, ‘Harry J., farmer, Conemgh
Kennell, J. J, merchant, Wellersburg
King, Harrison, carp. U. Turkeyfoot
Lembert, W. D., auto dealer, Somerset
Livengood, Chas F., doctor, Boswell.
Long, Jno. F., farmer, Stonycreek.
May, Chas. N., laborer, Salsbury
McKenzie, A. J. justice, Garrett
Metzgar, Wm. farmer, Stoyestown
Miller, Lloyd, laborer, Elk Lick
Miller; J. N., clerk, Windber
Miller, David, J. farmer, summit dent of Paint borough.
Miller, Jos., farmer, Middlecreek. { An enthusiastic meeting of the
Mimma, Chas., farmer, Somerset Twp. ! Paint- Scalp Level Equal Suffrage
Mosholder, Herbt., farmer, Black party was held on Friday night in the
find ready sale in the Windber mar-
“kets. Mr. Moore is to be congratula-
ted in obtaining such an efficient gar-
"denier.
i He is an honored veteran of the Civ-
il war.
| at Hooversville, visiting his
‘Squire Emmanuel, of Seese, the ol-| New Brunswick, N. J, of the latter
dest resident of Ogle township, is suf-| institution in 1902. He has held sever
fering with cancer of the stomach. al important pastorates.
Paint borough council has decided
about $300 annually.
ROCKWOOD.
Henry Younkin, of near Gepharts-
A pleasant surprise was given Miss
teacher in the
Parents’ Day will be observed n the
The industrial exhibit wil also be held
a second prize will be given for the
best pieces of work exhibited.
Rev. Dr. John Erler, of New York
city, the newly chosen pastor of the
Rockwood Lutheran charge, has as-
sumed the duties of his pastorate here
He is a graduate of Rutgers College |
and of the Theological seminary at
C. H. Meyers wo has been a patient
public.
Pittsburgh.
no longer.
SAMUEL RE
President, Pedasvivanta Kdfiedd.
Exeeutive ro Tara
721 Commersial Trust Building, Philadel
THEODOR
Presidbnt, rp ia vo oR libs.
L. O'DONNELL, Custiiin,
How Much Longer
Will You Pay?
For four years in Pennsylvania, for two i New Jersey, the.
Full Crew Law has had the acid test of every-day
What has it accomplished ?
Five and one-half million dollars have been wasted by the raile
roads, and in no single instance has the Full Crew Law, that come
pels this waste, contributed one jot to the safety of the traveling
In proportion to the great body of railroad employes, the number
of extra men forcéd on the railroads by the Full Crew bill is small.
But their pay is high, higher, in fact, than the wages really earned
by most other classes of employes.
It costs the railroads $2566 in one year to pay the superfluous
trainmen on one passenger train operating between New York and
That's but a single item, taken at random from the tremendous
bill which directly or indirectly each citiZén has to pay.
But the people are now determined to pay this needless bill
If you have not yeét voiced your persohal demand that the
wiiste of this monéy that should be spent for your better and safer
gervice be stopped, ‘a Iétter to your électéd representative at
Harrisburg and Trenton is your most effé€tive thethod.
ARIEL WILLARD,
ro ARIEL 3 asd Chic Railroad.
of Pefineyivanie and Bow Jesvey,
shia.
ms rr
spending several days as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bittner, of Meyersdale.
The citizens of Rockwood and of the
farming districts are signing petitions |
for the repeal of the license law on
traction engines, as the threshers |
|
The Aid Society of the Lutheran
church was entertained Wednesday
evening of last week by Mrs. Ellen
Snyder. After the regular program
the evening was spent in games. Re-
freshments were served at a late
at the Cottage State hospital at Con- in this section have agreed to raise | hour. Those present were Mesdames |
a short time until he can return to
his home.
Wilbur Walter, son of Mr. and Mrs. !
J. N. Walter, of Gepharts, is serious-
ly ill.suffering with typhoid fever.
Mrs. P. P. Hauger and daughter are
Buel Hostetler, of Milford township,
has closed contracts for the erection
Jor for the
| barns,two in Jenner townshipand one
'in Milford township.
remodeling of three
Jos. J. Seese, of Paint Borough, ia | 3elisville for several weeks suffering the price oft hreshing so as to cover | Tihast and son, Farle; Foster Wal-
aged | from a bad case of scalding, is repor- the extra expense that the law in-|ter, W. H. Wolfsberger, O. L. Larra- |
moth, Mrs. Hannah Seese, who is in | ted to be improving and the doctors | fiicts. These petitions will be sent to | way, Roscoe Shank, Norman M>3yers, |
‘her 97th year. Her heart is failing due | are of the opinion that it will be but | the legislature soon.
‘to her advanced age. She is a native!
| of Somerset county nd a former resi-
|B. E. Dull, Chauncey Deli:aven, John |
Snyyder, Chas. B. Lane, of Pittshurg;
| Levi Wolf, E.E. Miller, Ellen Snyder, |
Mary Miller, Helen Wolf, Edna Larra-
Mary Jane Wolf, Blaine
iter and Kenneth Meyers.
way,
Wal-|
Real Relief
from gufféring means true ha
piniess. The trotble due to in ie
gestion and biliousness, is removed
quickly, certainly and salely by
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